See what the most popular built-ins are trending this year in inground pools. There’s no easier way to take your pool from ordinary to extraordinary than by adding on amazing built-ins to your inground swimming pool. Homeowners are falling in love with these awesome pool trends and finding ways to bring excitement and innovation into their pool design.
If you’re looking to make a statement, completely transform the entrance of your swimming pool and do away with the traditional steps and ladders. Steps can be built into the corners or can span a much larger area with a custom entry or beach entrance. It’s a gentle sloping walk-in entry that feels similar to walking into an ocean, hence the name beach entry.
How much does a Beach Entry typically cost to install?
Throughout most parts of the country, the average price to install a Beach Entry feature is around $10,000 with parts and installation. Check with a local pool contractor for pricing in your area.
An in-water bench or table and chairs offers a cool and relaxing spot to sit and enjoy a cocktail. Many pool contractors will strategically position hydrotherapy jets for added comfort. When paired with an in-water table, you’ve got a prime location for hanging out with friends and family. Some homeowners choose to have a hole installed in their stable for positioning an umbrella for protection from the sun.
How much does an In-Water Table & Chairs typically cost to install?
Throughout most parts of the country, the average price to install an In-Water Table & Chairs is around $7,000 with parts and installation. Check with a local pool contractor for pricing in your area.
An in-water tanning ledge or “Baja Shelf” is typically about 6-8 inches deep and built inside the perimeter of your swimming pool. This ledge provides a large, shallow area where small children can play safely and where everyone can tan and relax.
How much does a Tanning Ledge typically cost to install?
Throughout most parts of the country, the average price to install a Tanning Ledge feature is around $8,000 with parts and installation. Check with a local pool contractor for pricing in your area.
The ultimate pool built-in must have this year seems to be Grottos and Caves built from natural boulders or artificial rock. The best layout is when they are tucked behind a cascading waterfall and combined with an in-water table and chairs. Picture a cave inside your pool that’s a play area for kids and a romantic hide-away for adults.
How much does a Grotto or Cave typically cost to install?
Throughout most parts of the country, the average price to install a Grotto or Cave is around $20,000 with parts, plumbing and installation. Check with a local pool contractor for pricing in your area.
One of the most popular built-ins swimming pool buyers choose to add is a swim-up bar. Typically built with underwater stools, a bench or chairs; they are a popular addition for homeowners who do lots of entertaining! A swim up bar can be built in the center of the pool or at the pools edge – adjacent or in conjunction with a sunken patio.
How much does a Swim-Up Bar typically cost?
Throughout most parts of the country, the average price to install a Swim-Up Bar is around $5,000 with parts and installation. Check with a local pool contractor for pricing in your area.